The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-14

ment, is not true.
Work at the Riverside property, ON
lot three, section twcnty-eight, 1892. is
being carried on about as usual, no mine,
but the prospects the very best A drift
has been driven east from the river into
the bank, distance Of sixty-five feet.
Plenty OF lean ore il found, which give
weight TO the belief that a body Of good
ore is 10 be- found in that locality.
A letter from Julian VI. Case, CT Mar
quette, TO the editor OF this journal, con-
veys the news that, ''the mine ON the
southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section twenty-six, 1892, viii
be known as the lee Peck mine, under
which name we shall probably organize
a company later ON, unless the property
IL sold. /"
T.. Morgan, az Stambaugh, has secured
an option, the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF section one, 1926,
Iron county, and has done considerable
work. Several pits have been bottomed
in very good ore and theprospects OF n
quite extensive ore body are flatteiing.
The property will be thoroughly ex-
plored.
A complete survey has been made Of
the underground work at the Great West
ern mime the object being To locate points
for further work. Under ground survey
ing il conducted i'm the same manner as
that done ON the surface, though occupy
ing a greater time. G. :. Simpson, the
Florence county surveyor did the work.
A. j Harding is conducting nm explor-
alton ON the northeast quarter of sec
tion thirty-six, i3-33, near the Dunn
mine for James Wilkinson, of Detroit
I AIts Iae ia nj tsat toll in hn
property. Mr.. Wilkinson owns fourteen
forties in that section and will explore
all OF them during the summer.
II il currently reported that Julian NJ.
Case will sell his big find ON the south
west quarter az the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-six, 1892, east Of here.
The find is a good one and Mr. Case will
not sell il for less than he thinks il is
worth. Parties are negotiating for the
purchase.
Besides her cargo of coal the Kittie
Wells had ON board several tons Of
miners candles and "a large lot Of shovels
for the Youngstown mine at Crystal
Falls.-Escanab Delta.
The Edna property on section twenty
seven, 1892, i looking exceptionally
well. Water is hindcring work u little, IL
being enc,untered at a depth oi about
twenty feet
The main shaft at the Kimball mine is
now down cighty-five feet and u north
drift has been commenced. The ore being
taken out is A as regards quality.
IL il rumored that the Culbcrtson
people will soon begin working their
property on section twenty-five, known
as the Luke Welch find.
Alex. Sutherland and party of Mil
wnukee gentlemen WILL about June | /,
begin exploring ON three iorties ON section
thirty-iive, 1882.
Julian NJ Case, 81 Marquette, has an
option ON section thirty-hve, 43-32, and
will put crew OF explorers towork there
before long.
Capt. Frank Rahcr has taken charge
OF the Quincy property. Thos Bosanke,
former captain, will explore in this vi
cinity.
At the South kimball, pit * down
fifty feet and in lizard pan" Other pits
will he put down very soon.
The Sheldon q Shafcr property pro-
duced as fine a specimen OF ore az ever
found on this Range.
The section twenty-five Windfall il
improving daily, says Capt. Weber.
The Paint River mine is sending out
twenty-five cars OF ore per day.
A cave in OF dirt occurred mt the Paint
River mine, not long since.
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